화학물질관리법 조사·보고자료를 활용한
화학물질취급 안전보건관리에 대한 효율적인 체계 마련
전다영** · 황만식* · 임지영* · 류지성* · 김영호** · 이지호*
†*화학물질안전원 사고예방심사1과, **충남대학교 응용화학공학과
The Development of a Management System for the Safe Handling of Chemicals and Health Protection Using Reporting Data
under the Chemical Control Act
DaYoung Jeon**, ManSik Hwang*, JiYoung Im*, JiSung Ryu*, YoungHo Kim**, and JiHo Lee*
†*Accident Prevention and Assessment Division 1, National Institute of Chemical Safety
**Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry, Chungnam National University
ABSTRACT
Objectives: The purpose of this study is to develop a management system for the safe handling of chemicals and related health management based on reporting under the Chemical Control Act (CCA). It is used to search handling information by constructing data linked to the name of companies, chemicals, products, etc.
Methods: Due to the differences in submission periods for each reporting regulation of the Chemical Control Act, the data used is as follows: A statistical survey collected 26,222 companies in 2014 and 2016, Pollutant Release Transfer Registers (PRTR) collected 4,234 companies in 2015-2017, performance reports by handlers of hazardous chemical substances collected 14,658 companies in 2016-2018, and declarations for import of toxic chemicals collected 892 companies in 2016-2017. The total information on 36,080 companies is standardized based on company ID, name, business registration number, address, and more. The data were classified into information such as company, chemical, and product name and amounts handled and released, and then extracted according to criteria to establish relationships among classified information.
Results: A search service was developed for handling information on chemical substances for reporting data by linking four reporting data: statistical survey, PRTR, performance report by handler of hazardous chemical substances, and declaration for import of toxic chemicals under the CCA. It was composed of five menus to search by regulation type, reporting regulation, companies and chemicals, and system management.
Conclusion: It is necessary to use data linked by company, region, and chemical to respond and to prevent chemical accidents. In addition, these items can be utilized to perform handling and safety management of chemicals according to whether regulations under the CCA may be implemented.
Key words: Chemicals, handling safety and health, handling information, Chemical Control Act
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